Re: Problems getting started with URL rewriting

2018-01-20 Thread Philip Zampino
This is the name of a filter (not a rule) > > > > > > > >...This has to be globally unique, > >. since all filters are combined together > > . &g

Re: Problems getting started with URL rewriting

2018-01-20 Thread larry mccay
defined elsewhere > . > . > This matches a string in the content that the parser has > tokenized out (e.g., the URL in the content, such as href > attribute) it's a regular expression. Unsure how this >

RE: Problems getting started with URL rewriting

2018-01-20 Thread Piper, Nick
rom the mailing list (although, that looks like a 'blog' entry, so maybe we should copy and update a non-dated location? - probably https://knox.apache.org/books/knox-0-14-0/dev-guide.html#Rewrite+Provider ) Regards, Nick ____ From: larry mccay [lm

Re: Problems getting started with URL rewriting

2018-01-17 Thread larry mccay
Hi Stuart - At first glance, it seems to look okay. I am wondering whether you are just running into the difficult dance of what you need to do to get the service definitions changes updated. I believe that you will find that you need to do the following when you iterate over changes in rewrite

Problems getting started with URL rewriting

2018-01-17 Thread Hickinbottom, Stuart
Using Knox 0.11 and reproduced with Knox 0.14, we're having trouble getting basic URL rewriting to work. The real problem is with an ExpressJS application, and the URL is part of some JavaScript, but I wanted to get this basic example working first. Please may I ask for help to spot what I'm doing